‘While the Bills have brought back several former players, it’s unlikely that McKenzie will be joining the list.’
BillsBeat - September 3, 2025
Receiver Gabe Davis is rejoining the Bills after agreeing to a practice-squad deal, AP source says
‘It’s uncertain when Davis will be cleared to play. The 26-year-old receiver, who spent his first four NFL seasons with Buffalo, is recovering from a torn meniscus in his left knee after he got hurt in mid-November, ending his one season in Jacksonville.’
Sean McDermott’s calm confidence: Bills coach adapts approach while staying driven entering 9th year
‘“Do I feel more relaxed, at ease?” McDermott said. “The older you get, the more experience you have in life and in this job, you gain not only wisdom from that experience, but perspective on what truly is important in life.”’
Sources: Bills signing WR Gabe Davis to practice squad
‘Davis, 26, visited the team Aug. 20 following a visit with the Pittsburgh Steelers, a team he visited twice. The wide receiver is continuing to recover from a torn meniscus in his left knee suffered in November.’
Bills' Khalil Shakir saves 19 dogs from being euthanized at local rescue
‘The fosters who work with Nickel City Canine Rescue selected 19 dogs that they were able to save. It is the same shelter that the Shakirs’ dog, Missy, was rescued from by Nickel City, and then adopted by the family last year.’
Gabe Davis signs with Bills: Wide receiver to return to Buffalo, per report
‘Davis spent his first four NFL seasons with the Bills as a fourth-round pick out of UCF. He caught at least six touchdowns in each of those four seasons, and delivered his career year in 2022, when Davis caught 48 passes for 836 yards and seven scores. He famously set an NFL record in the 2021 playoffs by catching four touchdowns in the 42-36 divisional-round overtime loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Davis caught eight passes for 201 yards to go along with the four touchdown receptions in that game.’
Bills' Sean McDermott Details Moment He First Felt Like He Belonged in Buffalo
‘”2017, when we made the playoffs,” he said. “I appreciated the opportunity, but that’s when it hit me. That’s when it hit my heart, was when I saw the reaction when we made the playoffs.”‘
Bills Bringing Back Former Star Receiver to Practice Squad
‘Over his four seasons in Buffalo, Davis totaled 2,730 yards and 27 touchdowns on 163 receptions. In 2022 and ’23, Davis was quarterback Josh Allen’s second top target behind Stefon Diggs, who is now a Patriot. With Diggs gone, Allen has a trio of receivers—Khalil Shakir, Keon Coleman and Joshua Palmer—to throw to this upcoming season.’
Bills head coach Sean McDermott gives emotional speech defending Buffalo
‘”Just overall changing the narrative on Buffalo, that is honestly probably the number one thing for me,” McDermott told reporters. “It bothers me, it honestly pisses me off because people don’t know this town, they don’t know how hard that is to get to four straight Super Bowls, it’ll never happen again.”‘
Why Bills signed Gabe Davis so close to regular season opener vs. Ravens
‘It’s not yet clear how big a role Gabe Davis will play in his return to the Bills. But Buffalo’s newest free agent signing was just lingering out there, available to anyone, and the Bills decided to snag him for themselves.’
Why Bills brought back Jordan Poyer for free agent reunion in Buffalo
‘Poyer is starting the season on the practice squad, but if he looks anything like himself he could earn a call-up to the active roster sooner rather than later.’
Bills wide receiver Khalil Shakir saves 19 dogs
‘Per the Nickel City Canine Resuce, the Bills wideout saved an astonishing 19 dogs from euthanasia. Shakir had just come back from his pet adoption event before helping the dogs be saved, per WGRZ.’
Bills sign Gabe Davis in potentially huge decision ahead of Week 1 vs. Ravens
‘Davis was a fan favorite in Buffalo, in large part thanks to a four-TD game in the playoffs against the Kansas City Chiefs that helped earn him the nickname Big Game Gabe.’
Buffalo Bills' 'mountain of a man' rookie set to wow for Super Bowl contender
‘That size: 6-foot-7 and 331 pounds. The player: Deone Walker.’
Report: Bills signing wide receiver Gabe Davis to practice squad
‘As first reported by ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter, the Bills are set to sign Davis to the team’s practice squad, with the goal of ramping up his recovery from a torn meniscus last season with the Jacksonville Jaguars.’